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Comedy can sometimes tackle themes that more serious films would shy away from.

Andy Warhol's cheerful 1978 silkscreen "Pelé" could easily be repurposed as an advert.Other works dig a bit deeper: some address how class might determine access to the sport, others tackle themes of stadium violence and hooliganism.

Beyond that, said Mr. Jewison, who had not worked on television since the 1960's, he was able to tackle themes on cable that are now perhaps almost off limits at studios, from political dramas to serious stories about relationships.

Wade has talked about a fresh confidence among women writers, allowing them to tackle themes that are no "less epic or political or brutal or beautiful than the stuff male writers produce".

Bivouacked at the border of art and kitsch, they tackle themes of hearth and home, taste and cliché and might be seen as an implicitly Swiss response to the bigger, bolder sculptures based on stuffed animals, postcards and toys that Jeff Koons was making at the time.

But any company that instructs its audiences to consult a Web site for program credits to avoid wasting paper — a request printed on an otherwise blank sheet of paper — would seem to need a little more actual life experience to tackle themes like this.

"Time maps," they called their work, which tackled themes like sexuality, bigotry and the AIDS crisis.

At the New York event clips tackled themes like gender confusion, the engineering concept known as "design thinking" and autism.

Because the artists have tackled themes of nationalism and globalism, Ms. Freiman saw an opportunity to aim for a bold statement.

She tackles themes of prejudice and gender equality in her work, and in 2013 hosted award-winning Radio 4 series about feminism called Bridget Christie Minds the Gap.

Working in a wide variety of materials, she tackled themes relating to male and female bodies and emotions of anger, betrayal, even murder.